Mapping media and meaning: autoethnography as an approach to designing personal heritage soundscapesTools Chamberlain, Alan, Bødker, Mads and Papangelis, Konstantinos (2017) Mapping media and meaning: autoethnography as an approach to designing personal heritage soundscapes. In: Proceedings of the 12th International Audio Mostly Conference on Augmented and Participatory Sound and Music Experiences, 23-26 Aug 2017, London, UK. Full text not available from this repository.
Official URL: https://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?doid=3123514.3123536
AbstractThe paper presents reflections on understanding the issues of designing of locative sonic memory-scapes. As physical space and digital media become ever more intertwined, together forming and augmenting meaning and experience, we need methods to further explore possible ways in which physical places and intangible personal content can be used to develop meaningful experiences. The paper explores the use of autoethnography as a method for soundscape design in the fields of personal heritage and locative media. Specifically, we explore possible connections between digital media, space and ‘meaning making’, suggesting how autoethnographies might help discover design opportunities for merging digital media and places. These are methods that are more personally relevant than those typically associated with a more system-based design approaches that we often find are less sensitive to the way that emotion, relationships, memory and meaning come together. As a way to expand upon these relationships we also reflect on relations between personal and community-based responses.
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